URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gotoluc]

@everyone,

the news is spreading: http://www.opednews.com/articles/3/Free-Energy-and-the-Open-S-by-Steve-Windisch-ji-080821-504.html

Thanks to everyone's work, participation and support.

By working together we will find the answers.

Luc

[UncleFester]

kalnai, I don't have that information wet!... but I do have on order the most powerful coil that MSD makes and once I receive that and do some tests I should have some numbers if it works with that coil. Krupa has said it needs a high performance coil. If others want to work on this here is the link to the coil I got, which is at a good price if you consider the free delivery to the US.

Link: http://projectmotorsport.com/store/product.php?productid=319&cat=0&page=1

Here is what MSD says about this coil: When the mad scientists at MSD were creating this 7-series ignition coil they pulled all of the good stuff out of their Pro-mag 44 coil and stuffed it into this one. The HVC-2 Coil produces 48,000 volts at a stout 2-amps with only .016 ohms of primary resistance! It utilizes an iron U-Core design with a segmented bobbin molded from Rynite and wound specifically for incredible voltage capabilities, lightning quick rise time and lengthy spark duration. The Rynite housing features far spaced brass primary terminals and a well protected secondary tower for increased spark isolation.

We shall see

Luc

I am working with Krupa on the plugs. They use a special alloy that does not wear down like other plugs, and they give a plasma effect much easier than other plugs. High performance ignition is used just as he stated previously. Energy was stated previously as 1 joule or more. This of course is a stout supply and coil that can handle that level of energy input.

[nul-points]

hi Luc

glad the cap after the FWBR helped

if you haven't yet used a series Res (R1**) with it, you might need one if you find C1 fails after some sustained use - should only need to be a couple of hundred ohms (1W ?) - if C1 continues ok as now, don't bother with it - what value & rating cap did you use for C1?

(**  labels refer to my schematic posted earlier)

if you haven't added D2 i would strongly recommend it, if you intend to keep the relay in the circuit## - it will significantly reduce degradation of the relay switch contacts! - also adds the flyback energy from coil into  your charging cap (C2), but i don't know if you're trying to be energy-conscious with the circuit at the moment

(## noticed your request for solid state SPDT circuit & was going to simplify the Bedini one for you but i see that Groundloop has done that - so, pretty similar arrangement to my switched charge switching now - charge a cap thro' a coil & then discharge into a load)

yes, i'm happy to help 'continue looking at the effect' - if that means observing the posts & vids etc. & making suggestions if appropriate - you have other members here who have direct experience of the whole water-plasma phenomenon, and just more tech experience & knowledge in general than me, i think! 

great vids you linked above (both your own & the other sources) - very interesting side-effects from your Krupa replication - would be interesting to know if the powered-off unit which showed LCD being energised would still behave the same if you could house it in some kind of faraday cage

all the best
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc

[turbo]

Hi Luc 

I was wondering if there is any steam pressure develloped in the proces?
If so then maybe it is possible to directly drive turbines or the like or something in the o'l steam engine fashion at a low cost since we do not need to actually boil the water first?

I will catch you guys up on the experiments soon.
Marco.

[starcruiser]

Just a thought, how about using a tesla turbine with this set up? use a water injector and hit it with the spark/plasma discharge?